Mamta Dadlani, Ph.D.

I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist (PSY 28305) based in Berkeley, California where I am in independent practice and consultation. I received my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Massachusetts and completed my Clinical Internship at the University of Pennsylvania.  I also completed a two-year Postgraduate Fellowship at the Massachusetts Institute of Psychoanalysis-West and was a Scholar of Multicultural Concerns in the Division of Psychoanalysis of the American Psychological Association. I currently co-chair a task force focusing on facilitating Dialogues Across Difference within the Division of Psychoanalysis. 

 

In addition to my practice, I am an adjunct faculty member at Smith School for Social Work in Northampton, MA  and teach courses in Socio-Cultural Concepts, Group Theory and Practice, Research Methods, and Community Practice. I also have been selected at the Marta Sotomayor Fellow for the 2016-2018 terms and provide organizational consultation regarding issues of structural oppression and change processes to students, faculty, staff, and administration.

 

My research and writing focuses on integrating social justice and mental health with attention to individual, socio-political, and historical processes. I welcome the opportunity to explore these issues with patients and colleagues alike.

 

I feel at home in nature, love live music, and enjoy a really well made cup of coffee. I welcome the opportunity to meet and get to know each other further.